This is the home of any resources and workshops I have been involved in related to podcasting. This is an avenue that is of great value for the language teacher looking to augment the listening and speaking component of the syllabus.
You can find the handout from my 2006 workshop at the ATESL conference here.
You can learn more about a simple way to involve students in podcasting - even without a computer - using just a telephone and Gabcast here. (Webiste down as of Jan 1, 2011)
This is the home of any resources and workshops I have been involved in related to podcasting. This is an avenue that is of great value for the language teacher looking to augment the listening and speaking component of the syllabus.
You can find the handout from my 2006 workshop at the ATESL conference here.
The PowerPoint presentation is
You can learn more about a simple way to involve students in podcasting - even without a computer - using just a telephone and Gabcast here. (Webiste down as of Jan 1, 2011)
Alternative:
A UK based "Phonecasting" site: iPadio. http://www.ipadio.com
Learn more about using Audacity, a free audio editor and recorder to create, mix or edit your podcasts, here.
Check out my page on using wikis in language instruction here.
Here's one link about RSS to fill out the info I shared in my presentation. Thanks to "Langwitches" podcast for sharing this link.
http://cravingideas.blogs.com/backinskinnyjeans/2006/09/how_to_explain_.html